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The “Leave It” Command in Six Steps

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The “Leave It” Command in Six Steps

The “Leave It” Command in Six Steps

Imagine going about your day, and suddenly a five-dollar bill fell from the sky. You go towards it, but before you get there, someone says, “leave it!” only for you to turn around and see they have ten five-dollar bills. This is the basic training concept behind teaching your dog how to “leave it.”  Your […]

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Small Dog Aggressive Traits You Shouldn’t See

Small Dog Aggressive Traits You Shouldn’t See

It’s not a “Napoleon complex,” and small dogs aren’t destined to a life of yapping, nipping, or growling. You shouldn’t have to live with a little tyrant either! The Mobile Vet M.D. team knows no dog is born aggressive, which means all aggression is learned. In small breeds, it is often learned via scary experiences […]

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The Ugly Truth About Heartworm in Dogs

The Ugly Truth About Heartworm in Dogs

Pet owners with active and healthy dogs do not always realize that even their canines are susceptible to heartworm disease. Heartworms are parasites that take up residence in your pet’s heart, in their lungs, and the blood vessels that lead to both. Heartworms in dogs will multiply, infesting these vital organs, and can cause tremendous […]

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Room For Improvement: A Dog That Pees When Excited

Room For Improvement: A Dog That Pees When Excited

It’s not the end of the world, but it can be inconvenient or embarrassing when a dog pees where they shouldn’t. Spontaneous urination is a common occurrence in younger or newly adopted dogs. While it’s usually just a sign that they need more training, a dog that pees when excited needs patience and support. 

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Nutritious or Nonsense: The Facts About Fad Diets for Dogs

Nutritious or Nonsense: The Facts About Fad Diets for Dogs

If you peruse the pet food aisle at your favored pet supply store, you may notice that there are a multitude of brands and diets that claim to be the healthiest diet around. But are they any better than a standard commercial diet for your dog? Our pets are of great importance to us and, […]

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Senior Pet Health & The Golden Years

Senior Pet Health & The Golden Years

Have you noticed a little grey on the muzzle of your fur “baby”? Aging in pets sometimes happens before we know it! And, with access to better veterinary care, our understanding of what pets need to thrive, coupled with better nutrition, pets are living longer than ever.  Of course, aging comes with certain conditions and […]

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When Potty-Trained Pets Start Peeing Inside

When Potty-Trained Pets Start Peeing Inside

If your previously house trained dog or cat is suddenly peeing where they aren’t supposed to, it could be a sign of something more troubling. The team at Mobile Vet M.D. wants to take a moment to discuss house soiling in pets and what you can do to manage the issue. House Soiling in Cats […]

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